LSCE (CEA/CNRS)
The « Laboratoire des Sciences du Climat et de l’Environnement » - CEA (Nuclear Energy Agency) -CNRS (National Research Center) joint laboratory – who holds recognized skills in the development and use of LIDARs for air quality monitoring and the climate change analysis.. Leosphere’s first compact LIDAR system was developed in cooperation with this institution. This project led to an exlusive and worldwide licence agreement from the laboratory to the company to manufacture and sell the system.



ONERA
The « Département d’optique appliquée » (DOTA) within the ONERA (National Aersospace Research Institute) who conducts optronics studies applied to defence and aerospace on behalf of the CNES (National Center for Space Studies), the DGA (Department of national security) and other institutions linked with the airline and airspace industries. The DOTA holds a 10 year experience in the field of turbulences modelization and detection an dis part of numerous European projects dealing with wakewortex : Eurowake (« Wake vortex creation »); Wavenc (Evolution of wakevortex and impact on air traffic); C-Wake (caracterization and control of the wake vortex); S-Wake (Evaluation of dangers related to wake vortex); EC AWIATOR; Wakenet2. Moreover, the DOTA holds robusts skills in the entire optical chain (from laser sources to post-treatment): caracterization (models and experiments) of optical signals (UV, visible and near IR), development and evaluation of measurement systems, image re-construction, laser sources, LIDAR systems, data optical transmission. Main application for these fundamental skills include laser anemometry, speedmeters, laser vibrometry.

Leosphere and the DOTA have developed a range of wind and turbulence measurement solutions dedicated to meteorology, windfarming, and air traffic management. Leosphere enjoys an exclusive licence to manufacture and commercialize this technology.